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Pre-professional fields
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Teaching fields
• Business Education • Early Childhood Education • Elementary Education • English Education • Health & Physical Education • Mathematics Education • Music Education • Natural Science Education • Social Science Education • Special Education • Speech & Theatre Education
Master's degree programs
• Master of Education • Adult Education Management & Administration • Clinical Teaching • Elementary Education • Guidance & Counseling—PK-12 • Non-Certificate Option • Reading Specialist • Secondary Education
• Master of Counseling Psychology • Licensed Professional Counselor
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